Australia Reclassifies Deus Ex Hinting At Modified Title Launch
Will Australia's modified Deus Ex be a Wii U title?
A recent Australian reclassification of AAA title Deus Ex: Human Revolution may point to a Wii U port. Or possibly a repackaging, or something else again; but in any case, the MA15+ rated title is going to get a re-release soon. The only question is, what kind of re-release will it be?
It may just be that Australia's about to get a re-issue with all the DLC, including Missing Link, in which Jensen faces off against a new arm of the Belltower threat at Rifleman Bank Station. However, not that long ago Australian Wii U developer Straight Right mentioned that it was working on a port of an unnamed AAA title. All Straight Right's Tom Crago was willing to say NeoGAF slip [http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2012-09-07-mass-effect-3-wii-u-developer-very-conscious-of-not-wanting-to-mess-up] was later taken to mean that the Straight Right title would be a Square Enix game, and so we come to Deus Ex.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution, for those of you who somehow missed its 2011 launch, is a cyberpunk futurist game in which you play as Adam Jensen, head of security for biotech firm Sarif Industries. Sarif has more than a few enemies, and a first strike on Sarif's headquarters to extract scientist and love interest Megan Reed leaves Jensen near death. Surgical intervention, and biological augmentation, saves Jensen's life, and he goes off on a mission to find those responsible for the attack. Just recently, Square Enix filed a trademark claim for its latest instalment in the Deus Ex storyline, Human Defiance [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/122394-Square-Enix-Files-New-Trademark-for-Deus-Ex].
Source: CVG [http://www.computerandvideogames.com/394108/deus-ex-human-revolution-re-classified-in-australia/]
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Will Australia's modified Deus Ex be a Wii U title?
A recent Australian reclassification of AAA title Deus Ex: Human Revolution may point to a Wii U port. Or possibly a repackaging, or something else again; but in any case, the MA15+ rated title is going to get a re-release soon. The only question is, what kind of re-release will it be?
It may just be that Australia's about to get a re-issue with all the DLC, including Missing Link, in which Jensen faces off against a new arm of the Belltower threat at Rifleman Bank Station. However, not that long ago Australian Wii U developer Straight Right mentioned that it was working on a port of an unnamed AAA title. All Straight Right's Tom Crago was willing to say NeoGAF slip [http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2012-09-07-mass-effect-3-wii-u-developer-very-conscious-of-not-wanting-to-mess-up] was later taken to mean that the Straight Right title would be a Square Enix game, and so we come to Deus Ex.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution, for those of you who somehow missed its 2011 launch, is a cyberpunk futurist game in which you play as Adam Jensen, head of security for biotech firm Sarif Industries. Sarif has more than a few enemies, and a first strike on Sarif's headquarters to extract scientist and love interest Megan Reed leaves Jensen near death. Surgical intervention, and biological augmentation, saves Jensen's life, and he goes off on a mission to find those responsible for the attack. Just recently, Square Enix filed a trademark claim for its latest instalment in the Deus Ex storyline, Human Defiance [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/122394-Square-Enix-Files-New-Trademark-for-Deus-Ex].
Source: CVG [http://www.computerandvideogames.com/394108/deus-ex-human-revolution-re-classified-in-australia/]
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